Sentences with phrase «out of an energy crisis»

But I don't think for a moment that we're going to conserve our way out of the energy crisis.

He was ruthlessly attacked by the energy industry and the political establishment, and his proposal for an alternative «soft path» out of the energy crisis was dismissed.

The group was founded in 2001 by Erica Mackie and Tim Sears, two private - sector solar installers who wanted to help their state climb out of an energy crisis that began in 2000.

Not exact matches

The energy crisis gave way to an endless cycle of ups and downs, with sales bottoming out anytime fuel prices soared or the economy tanked.

While we wound up winning along with two other teams out of a pool of more than 4,000 applicants, none of us had actually produced clean energy, fixed a significant element of the education system or tested a solution to the housing crisis.

From writers who are creatively exhausted from managing a constant stream of online feedback, to readers who can't seem to pull themselves away from their smartphones, to activists who are burned out from responding to yet another crisis with a social media campaign, to foodies who can't enjoy a meal without snapping a photo for Instagram, our writing, reading, and sharing habits consume more of our time and mental energy than ever.

Terminator technologies for synthetic biology, GM crops for agrofuels, geoengineering and all of the other false solutions to the energy, climate and food crises enclose vast genetic resources and agrobiodiversity, taking them out of the public realm and into the control of TNCs, especially the US Big Biotech giants Monsanto, Dupont and Arborgen.

Speaking to a section of the media on why he's out with a song titled «Dumsor Baa», he revealed that the song has nothing to do with the energy crisis Ghana is going through.

That's why Labour needs to offer hope: a living wage, for instance; letting councils build Britain out of its housing crisis; an industrial strategy to create the renewable energy jobs of the future; turning the bailed - out banks into accountable public investment banks; tax justice; and public ownership of our key utilities.

Everyone is familiar with an all - out energy drain and feels the effects of the energy crisis.

«The Cloverfield Paradox» follows a group of astronauts on the orbiting Cloverfield space station who are tasked with making a risky particle accelerator churn out an infinite amount of free energy, in order to save an Earth that has plunged into chaos during a global energy crisis.

The Earth is facing an energy crisis and presumably having run out of wind and the sun, we have decided that the only way left to save the planet is through a particle accelerator in space, dubbed «The Shepard.»

Under the direction of chief engineer John Mowrey, [2] Chevrolet began developing the Chevette on December 24, 1973, in response to the federal CAFE standards and the 1973 oil crisis and GM's Energy Task Force, arising out of the crisis and the resultant shift in consumer demand to smaller, foreign vehicles boasting greater fuel efficiency.

To return to the crisis, if we really want to give 9 billion 250 KWHr each every day of their lives for the full techno - lifestyle indefinitely and leave the atmosphere entirely out of it, we need to build about 1 million square kilometers, 100 square meters per person, of advanced solar cells combined with a variety of energy storage and long distance transmission means.

You pointed out that the amount of federal research funding for energy hasn't changed much since the oil crisis of the 1970s.

Let me just say that it would be ironic if AGW exists and was prevented from causing disaster, we conquered the new superdiseases, we solved the energy crisis, we eliminated world hunger, and we managed to turn war into a series of paintball games only to be wiped out by a giant rock.

In those discussions, one thing has become abundantly clear: when you connect the dots, it turns out that the real solutions to the climate crisis are the very same measures needed to renew our economy and escape the trap of ever - rising energy prices.

I've been pointing out for some time now that if one follows the money, the US Energy industry is arguably the single greatest recipient of money public and private that has been generated by this «crisis» from day one.

It continued to argue, «If South Korea withdraws from nuclear, the world risks losing a valuable supplier of cheap and abundant energy needed to lift humankind out of poverty and solve the climate crisis.»

If this happens, the world would lose a valuable supplier of cheap and abundant energy needed to lift humankind out of poverty and solve the climate crisis.»

Cutting energy use 80 % right now to deal with just one possible crisis out of many, and thereby cripple any response we might make to all the others, is not a robust strategy.

With Australia's renewable energy crisis running totally out of control, whenever you hear the word «battery» you know you're being conned.

In fact, seven out of 10 Americans want the government to confront the crisis and support clean energy over dirty fossil fuels.

Late last year, to their national embarrassment, the Germans had to be bailed out of a small energy crisis by Poland when the wind failed to blow for several days and a thick fog surrounded many parts of Germany, driving the output from renewables to just 4 percent of total demand.

Didn't he just come out in favor of offshore drilling as our solution to the energy crisis... is this some sort of self parody?

The timber crisis grew out of the need for more energy to take care of increasing populations that were able to grow due to the productivity leaps coal enabled.

A new organization, appropriately named the Green New Deal Group, has picked up on this idea and is laying out an ambitious 100 month agenda that it says is necessary to prevent dangerous global warming, reports the BBC.Tackling the triple crisis of energy prices, the credit crunch and climate change Comprising a number of experts from the fields of finance, energy and the environment, this group has issued a list of proposals that it claims will tackle the threats of high oil prices, climate change and the credit crisis.

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Premier Jay Weatherill said that this battery will protect the nation from the type of energy crisis leading to black outs, as reported by BBC.